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Will Hunter is the deputy editor at The Chronicle. Will started his career as a cadet journalist at the Dalby Herald in 2013. He made the move to Kingaroy as the deputy editor of the South Burnett Times in 2015, then editor in 2016. Will has worked at The Chronicle since 2018.

Will Hunter

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Toowoomba

Is Groom no longer a safe seat? Here’s what the numbers say

There is one final factor that will determine whether Toowoomba’s federal seat will become what is defined as “marginal”. Here’s when we’ll know.

Toowoomba

Shock call after Groom’s historic independent swing

After years of tireless campaigning, Independent Suzie Holt is parting ways with politics, but not without leaving her mark.

Toowoomba

Farmers call for the state government to follow through on its commitment to protect water from CSG mining in the Darling Downs.

‘Empty promises’: Farmers rally to protect water from mining impacts

It’s been six months of waiting for a fired-up group of Darling Downs farmers, who are rallying to ensure the state government steps up to protect one of our most vital resources.

Toowoomba

Election tracker: Where Groom candidates are targeting voters

An analysis of election spending from the major Groom candidates has revealed how much they are pumping in to advertising – and the issues they are targeting.

opinionOpinion

‘Teal’ critics ignore bigger picture about modern election campaigns

Calling into question the independence of candidates that accept outside donations plays into the hand of the major parties, and ignores the state of ‘pay to play’ political campaigns.

Toowoomba

Olympics explainer: Your questions answered on 2032 equestrian

Want to know where athletes will stay, where horses will be quarantined, if we will host any other events and just how we secured Olympic equestrian? Here are all of your questions answered.

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Roads remain closed across Toowoomba and the Lockyer Valley.

Highway reopens: Full list of 100+ road closures in Downs, Lockyer

Hundreds of roads remain cut by floodwater on Tuesday, but in good news a key thoroughfare has reopened. SEE THE FULL LIST

Toowoomba

‘Absolutely gutted’: Major festival axed as cyclone nears southeast

A major southeast Queensland event, set to host some of the biggest names in country music, will not go ahead due to the approaching Tropical Cyclone Alfred.

UPDATEDToowoomba

‘Extremely concerning’ Woman shot dead near primary school

A 27-year-old woman has been killed in a shooting as police reveal they are speaking with three ‘associates’. Here’s the latest

opinionToowoomba

Our say: Food and Wine ‘refresh’ is another word for downgrade

Toowoomba Regional Council needs to think hard about its decision to “refresh” the Festival of Food and Wine, which primarily seems to be designed to water back its high-profile entertainment. Here’s why.

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